The Independent Voice of Southern Methodist University Since 1915

The Daily Campus

The Daily Campus
The Independent Voice of Southern Methodist University Since 1915

The Daily Campus
The Independent Voice of Southern Methodist University Since 1915

The Daily Campus
Recent Stories
Marina Henke, professor of international relations, and Stefano Recchia, the John G. Tower distinguished chair, discuss Europe and the war in Ukraine at the Annette Strauss Event at SMU in Dallas on March 6, 2025.
Gail Turner talks about what makes SMU special with Katie Bergelin at the Moms and Dads Club's annual Mother's Tea on March 8.
Meadows Lyric Theater concluded their production of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" on March 9.
Board members of the Mustang Market hold up a sign about their event on Dallas Hall Lawn.
SMU junior varsity 8+ taking seats on the University of Oklahoma.
SMU, OU and UT set the stage for the 2025 rowing season with a scrimmage
Grace Bair, News Editor • March 11, 2025

On March 8-9, SMU, the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas-Austin competed in their first scrimmage of the 2025 spring season...

Kario Oquendo jumps to make the basket in SMU’s game against Syracuse.
Mustangs mount comeback, hit game-winner to stun Syracuse
Tyler Welch, Contributor • March 5, 2025
Senior Jessica Peterson stood out for the Mustangs in the second quarter as the lone scorer for SMU as Virginia kept nailing baskets to pull away with the win.
Women’s basketball loses to Virginia, extends losing streak to 13
Tyler Welch, Contributor • February 28, 2025
Ellie Pittman prepares to hit the ball during the women's tennis match against Incarnate Word.
A weekend of wins for men’s and women’s tennis
Darcy Bass, General Assignment Reporter • February 24, 2025
News
Marina Henke, professor of international relations, and Stefano Recchia, the John G. Tower distinguished chair, discuss Europe and the war in Ukraine at the Annette Strauss Event at SMU in Dallas on March 6, 2025.
A democratic Ukraine poses a threat to Putin’s rule says Marina Henke
Victoria Baeza Garcia, Contributor • March 15, 2025
Gail Turner talks about what makes SMU special with Katie Bergelin at the Moms and Dads Club's annual Mother's Tea on March 8.
30 Fabulous Years: Gail Turner reflects on her experience as SMU’s leading lady
Darcy Bass, General Assignment Reporter • March 12, 2025
Board members of the Mustang Market hold up a sign about their event on Dallas Hall Lawn.
Mustang Market promotes student and local Dallas businesses at their Spring Market
Isabella Popo, General Assignment Reporter • March 12, 2025
A man creates a wave of color as he throws red powder towards a group of students. The powder is called gulal, and is used to celebrate the triumph of good over evil, according to CNN.
PHOTOS: South Asian Student Association celebrates Holi
Ella Skelsey, Photographer • March 12, 2025
Arts & Culture
Meadows Lyric Theater concluded their production of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" on March 9.
Meadows Lyric Theatre concludes Sweeney Todd performances last weekend to positive audience reactions
Katie Bergelin, Editor-in-Chief • March 12, 2025
A man creates a wave of color as he throws red powder towards a group of students. The powder is called gulal, and is used to celebrate the triumph of good over evil, according to CNN.
PHOTOS: South Asian Student Association celebrates Holi
Ella Skelsey, Photographer • March 12, 2025
Elise Hu sat down with The Daily Campus' Isabella Popo to talk about her book “Flawless: Lessons in Looks and Culture from the K-Beauty Capital.”
Elise Hu talks “Flawless” and the rise of Korean beauty
Isabella Popo, General Assignment Reporter • March 7, 2025
CUTTHROAT, a play written by Camila Escobar and directed by Monserrat Rodriguez, is one of many SMUST productions being performed this semester.
SMU Student Theatre brings student creations to the stage in Meadows.
Chloe Casdorph, Photo Editor • March 5, 2025
The DC
Campus Carry Law Triggers SMU Conservative Group
Campus Carry Law Triggers SMU Conservative Group
Turning Point USA aims to change SMU’s concealed carry ban.
Anthony Rosado, General Assignment Reporter • November 12, 2024
SMU junior Emmy Kay Jensen prepares caprese salads, one of the recipes she's trying out now that she has her own apartment.
Beyond the Mini Fridge
Student volunteers can fill in vital gaps needed to run a nonprofit, shelter or food pantry.
Get Out of the Bubble
Pictured is Japanese Soba House Tei-an's Soba Noodles in Dallas, Texas, on October 2, 2024.
Michelin Meets the Lone Star State
Instagram